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With video automation, users can trigger various events based on video interaction. These automated workflows enable personalized engagement, notifications, and profile updates. Automation Triggers:
  • Reaction to a Post – Activates when a subscriber reacts to a video post.
  • Poll Option Submitted – Triggers when a viewer submits an answer in an interactive poll.
  • Video Started – Initiates an automation as soon as a viewer begins watching the video.
  • Video Portion Watched – Fires after a certain percentage of the video has been viewed, ideal for tracking engagement.
  • Video Completed – Automatically triggers once the viewer has watched the entire video.
These triggers can send emails, update user profiles, enroll viewers into sequences, and more, making content engagement smarter and more dynamic.

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Video Portion Watched

This trigger allows you to activate automations when a viewer watches a specific portion of a video. How It Works:
  1. Select the video – Choose which video the automation will apply to.
  2. Adjust the timeline – Use the slider to set the exact point in the video where the trigger should activate.
  3. Enable automated actions – Once the viewer reaches the specified point, it can send emails, update profiles, or trigger follow-up workflows.
This helps create targeted engagement by responding to viewer behavior at precise moments.

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Quick Setup for Basic Video Triggers

For straightforward automation triggers like “Video Started” and “Video Completed,” the setup is simple:
  1. Select the trigger – Choose either Video Started (activates when a viewer begins watching) or Video Completed (fires when the video reaches the end).
  2. Select the video – Pick which video the automation applies to.
That’s it! These triggers ensure automated actions—like sending emails or updating profiles—activate effortlessly without extra configuration.
Note: For the video automation triggers to function, the member/contact needs to an active Email list subscriber.
Messaging & Workflows
Last modified on September 2, 2026